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Investigators want to determine when the building was last inspected and if the sprinkler system was working.

Forty-eight hours after a massive blaze, sparked by fireworks, tore through the Reserve at LaVista Walk apartments, some residents are just now being allowed back inside.

Several people created GoFundMe accounts in hopes of getting assistance for themselves and loved ones after the loss.

Officials told Channel 2′s Audrey Washington the damage to the building is so extensive that investigators are now assessing the integrity of the structure and whether the building was up to code.

It's unclear if their actions led to the building going up in flames.

Several events are planned in Lincoln this weekend in honor of Veterans Day, including a parade and several ceremonies.

One Baltimore City community activist called city council's resolution on juvenile crime this past week "symbolic at best."In an interview on FOX45 Morning News

A resolution passed by the Baltimore City Council to address the city's juvenile crime crisis has some critics questioning if that was enough -- triggering a ca

The Baltimore City Council said funding has been secured to renovate the Dawson Center, the community center named for the family killed in a 2002 firebombing.

The Baltimore City Council is calling on a dozen agencies to come together and discuss solutions to the issue of youth violence.